MVP One
Technology, Information and Media
MVP One is a CMMS and EAM software company built for industrial maintenance teams. Our platform connects work orders, assets, inventory, and preventive maintenance in one unified system.
Is MVP One hiring?
Yes. As of November 11, 2026, MVP One has 1 open role on Metaintro. 1 was posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
Hiring pattern
How fast MVP One is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
Customers
All 16 companies MVP One names as customers.
Customers hiring now6
- Lakeside Book Company211 open roles

- Veolia154 open roles

- MMillennium Print Group26 open roles
- Clyde's Donuts6 open roles
- AAmerican Eagle Outfitters1 open role
- New England Sheets1 open role

Case studies10
- YYouBar
- AACH Foods
- CCCL Industries
- TTrue Leaf Farms
- OOberto
- GGreater Lebanon Refuse Authority
- FForemost Farms
- FFetzer Vineyards
- DDaBecca Foods
- BBlack Cat Blades
What their customers say
Quotes from people at MVP One's customers.
“"Nothing kills your OEE faster than downtime," said Flynn. "So, that small weekly PM to change one bearing, it doesn't happen one week, and all of a sudden you have a $10,000 cost down the road."”
“"MVP One is definitely on the upswing of its lifecycle. There's a lot of hunger for innovation. It's very exciting." Said Flynn.”
“"We saw more feedback from not only our line workers but also our mechanics. It became a centerpiece of engagement." Said Flynn.”
“"Having one cohesive feel across both facilities was very important," said Flynn. "Knowing the exact cost inputs for every piece of equipment really gives us a competitive edge."”
“Anytime we've reached out, (customer service) has been top-notch. They've been able to solve all issues that we've brought forward.”
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“Without a CMMS, you can use a spreadsheet and track assets that way. But MVP One is much easier because it does a lot of the legwork for you.”
““We have our management, the owners, and external investors that ask for certain things,” said Alatorre. “The fact that we’re able to pull out the information from the system to justify what we’re doing helps out.””
““They told me SAP was extremely difficult to use,” said Alatorre. “There were just too many modules to manage. I told them MVP is way easier. Once you get the hang of it, you can track whatever you want, tweak it to your needs, and actually use the system day to day.””
““Accounting gives us a budget for each cost center, and we can see right away if we’re over with the reports,” said Alatorre. “Then we can dive deeper and find out what line, what machine, what parts, or what contractors caused it.””
““We had filing cabinets full of work and purchase orders,” said Alatorre. “There weren’t beneficial features for tracking costs or equipment historicals. If we wanted to go back and see what was done or what parts were used, it just wasn’t easy.””
““I think we went from the worst to the best.””
““I don’t know how we would have grown the way we are if we hadn’t been able to put the work orders in and assign them.””
“I usually find information (in the Knowledge Base) before going to the live chat. I can also print articles that we use regularly and put them into a booklet for our team to use as they go,”
“I do the monthly coaching even if I don't have a question. Somebody else might ask something I didn't even think of,”
“Running a report is a breeze compared to MP2," said Long. "It's so much easier to see everything in one place.”
“In the past, I couldn't even get someone on the phone to help me with frequent technical problems, let alone listen to my ideas on how to improve the software...I can now say that I've influenced a piece of software.”
“MVP One exceeded (the planner's) high expectations. It brings out the best of his people's skills by holding them accountable with accurate data.”
“We needed a product that worked for us, not vice versa.”
“We use it every single day, for inventory, work orders, PMs, purchasing. Being cloud-based and web-based helps a lot.”
“Getting PM completion rates was a real challenge because we were doing it manually, hoping everyone counted it the same way. We had no real data on whether PMs were done on time. Now it's a push of a button, and we can see exactly how many were done, and done on time.”
“Our big thing was trying to be as consistent as possible. A lot of our sites had different histories and used different systems for work orders and inventory. Now everybody's on one platform, set up and used consistently, so they can support each other.”
“Noe did a great job of understanding what it's going to take to roll it out, so he was able to put together a solid, streamlined implementation plan that we then took to all the other spots.”
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Tech stack
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- CDN
- Amazon CloudFront
- Libraries
- jQuery
- CMS
- HubSpot CMS
- Marketing
- HubSpot
Company facts
- Founded
- 1988
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Media
- Sector (NAICS)
- Information
- Peer
- FAR Inspections
- Website
- mvpone.com
- Careers
- cdg.bamboohr.com/careers
- Social
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Questions about MVP One
- Is MVP One hiring?
- Yes. As of November 11, 2026, MVP One has 1 open role on Metaintro. 1 was posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Customer Support (1).
- Who are MVP One's customers?
- MVP One names 16 customers, including Lakeside Book Company, Veolia, Millennium Print Group, Clyde's Donuts, and American Eagle Outfitters.
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